The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-21 00:00:00

lea Oki Ars - l it 7 Mt.ER 66251 li nd THEATRE ROYAL. LYCEUM. I 1.. i . T er the A ut h or i ty ot the LORD CHADASERLAIN. ir ".,, I S PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 21, 1 8 10, Their Majesties' ServantS'wit I act the Comedy of - - THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. • • • Governor tleartall, - Mr. DO vVTON ; . frank fleariall, My. WRENCH ; - - Mr. Milfort; Mr. POWELL ' . Malfort, jun. Mr. H01.1. - ..N1); • I Falatain Woodley, Mr. STAI'LETON, weing his first appearance at this Theatre); The Widow Chet.rly, Mrs EDWIN; Mrs. Nlallort, Miss iit )YCE ; • lulia, Miss GOODWIN. • To which will be added, a Farce, called HONEST THIEVES. Colonel aieless, Mr 1;10 LLANO ; '- Captain Mani), NI r. SoVA.Iri ; T . i. ).15.4 —. , . Abel, Mr. Mdil . • itifS"'; —. ... Te, Obadiah, Mr:Do4V roN • glle (with the Song of " The Tight Irish Boy), Mr. !WINSTON F. ' • Mrs. Day; Mrs. SPARKS ; . . .trairlia, Mrs. SCOTT; PI, Ruth, - Mrs. ORG li It. tt r ,,,les to he taken ot Mr. Spring, at the Box-Office in the il ight l i v Ent ranc, of may also be had Private ifuxds li • . G• 41 7e4 6s. Second-price -, s. —Pit .3i. bd. Second-price 2s . Vric er l ; 2 s • Second. price is. , ----Upper Gallery is. Second - ok boors '0, ; ,., Li to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per liirlelzice to iaegin at lial: past Sir. —Nu Aluney to be re. .„,...._ ITl,>rrow, As You Like It.; with Matrimony. S - 11. THI)MAS'S HOSPITAL. s MR- CLINE, and Mr. ¢STLEI COOPER, ui„will begin tii .i• C Ult '4: of -0; A Nil CA L and top e ' ;,(' ICAL L 1 1.1 . It ES Ot; . MON - DAY , the ist-of . rwo o' lock' ir s „'• ; lALS • ASTLEY.COOPER will. begin - his LEC < UREs on ',URGEI , CY, on NI ; , 41)-1Y,thc‘olil 700er.T 1,)••• , • .........-... , „L I- A RX. L . JIM th. CL.- - tRKi.' LECTURF's. l l• CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin Itii,,, Lien- WIN I'ER 'COURSe of - LECTURES on ti i i 'V IPER `c and - rite DISEA - :f.S of WOMEN and , T L „,Q, R EN, on FRI DAY. the ,In of Oclober. -. :1 k - Lectures are read every "lay, at th - e Wink of Mt. 9,tl'a r rt, e ' Isl °• , o, Upper lohn-street, Gold.m.squage, t,rg.in . a tle,,,,,P•tst len ori..lnek in tit: Morning till a , quarter pas . t. Ilit 4 i s ',. for the conve,:.rnce of Students atte .di...); the Bob O i • 1(1 4. l ' P ar tlCUlars ap;)iv tii IYr. Clarke,, No. 4., New Burling (s,, ,street ; or to Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper jaiin- street, -Ale'_ bquare. ,' t, , AL, Y r Kii.liliD lii/U3!... IA) lI . R Y. . . Or. , i - ~t - the Lior.:) of His Maksty's Trea liiir,s4Y ou Tu ES DAY • the 4tti or 'l3e,e,ner next, the , and, , last'G It As 11) Cl' f'Y LOTTERY w il l 'commence . 1" , ick et Draw nn, ,n.,k;initinall, London. s may be.,i-,atl.it all th , Lottery Offices, present Price is , ,C 8 tsi: eaCli. Ni ,•ot•ery contlins l'wenty-tive CAPITAL PRIZES, Pki . j a ,,, t ett at ul , wants or ON E411.1tc...4..e.1) fLW .1,N1) . . 11 iS Value, anti consist ot v ,JItS 1 - ANTI AL and WELL-FIN:SHED - . 41 41EE1 - lOLD HOUSES, LAND-TAX I- RE E, I t)t iv' in the most eligible Part oi the City ol London, either I,s n HI )pnholt.sal9 or' itet.il Business, and is the, last and only 4, .4rt ku .,„ y the Public.‘v.ll ever itave . of obtiining tar a few lid, . 4 v‘tititile Freest Id Estate. - 4''•••.....„_ . •••ch-.-:nes ...,i- - -Particulars G rmtis. . . 4 Z:i RD BURNE, and C.a. Stock-Brokers, INA , r ,,.''sik ctfutly infcrm the Public, that T:CKETS and t/i r 'll . S•tor the el:suing LOTTERY arse now on Sale at itl4 '• Oilier, uder . the RO YA L EXCHANGE, 110 where else in , Lon n don On their account. - S,C-FIEt4 E. S . • . of . . 4 20,0Q0 . . • are . . Z too t oF.3 S. .. . . . 2,000 ..,. . • • • 10,000 S . 1:, ' • • • 1,000 .30 ' ' . . . 5 .0 . , 5,003 5,-z • • • • • 1..)o . . . . . • 3.000 ~) 50 . • . . . . 2,50 25 .. . . . . 2,500 1 / 4 -- - , ... 3 , • • . . . 15 ~•-..„...), Tickets,. ,C2,30,9 - .o' e(,b e rs u • ravviLi2=AY, the !gat of NEXT MO NTI-I . Sw, , ~ i 11 ' 1 ' and Co. Contractors vetth - Gorerian , nt vtib! )r the present LOTTE RY, respectfully intoitti, the great th.t the ricK ETS anti-S li Ait ES are selling,. in .4r '..t)'• at their Oltices, - . No. i t, POO LT ii Y, No 12; CIIARINC...CIZO,SS, .•' . . 114 4„,,_ No. - 31, AL OG ATE. iii.G.ll- STREET, lo w ' 'Licit Agents in the Country.—The Prices are muc it .iihitit than in the la.t Luttery, and the Scheme, ‘vitivii is io o j a Pproved, contain an s' additiona; 20,0301.. Prize, with liumbers.less than the last.- le Drawing will begin awl finish lgth OCTOBER. S CH E MT.. PtiZc.'s of . k 20,C0. -.,'„' • of . . . 2..000 . 13 000 50') ~ . . . . 1 . ,003 - . ' .5, 030 3 0 . . . . 500 . tt.q • • ' 3,060 to, ' • . • • 5 0 °I,, • . . . . 25 - • , 2,500 ........1 • . . . . l5 .. . .- . . . - 72.p00 ~,,", . . tlrribers. Z2..sq,abo I FIVE Ti cluTs. OF EACH NUMBER': Nv 41 he L . -- - Os , As I LA) I. I ERY, No. 449, 4" Prize of zo,oool. lre ' a t swiTT and Co.'s Offices, in sixteen Sixteenth • `.‹•......b_esitits several intMor Capitigs. .GENUINE MI•DICINES. „ N ,..„ENVIERY and SONS, N 0,45, -Si. Paul's 1)413-ii N- hurch-yitrd; London, or No. - /9, Dame - street, 'rd1 0 . 41 1 ) 1 1 ; Proprietors of Dr: dames s . Powder, and, other ' Preparations, inform the Public, that in conse. fiance of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is 2s. tb ;111,Per Packet or 1. ss. Od. per Dozen, or a I),tzen in s )tti e _ „. ' "•4s: as mace up tor Army and Navy ; but ;reerve thatthe minds F. Newberv, No. 4s, St. Paul's," ha following in the Stamp, l . Aq ua following are the i'rices of their Medicines, duties 41 low e(i l ; Odt those who' purchase six, or more, will be the Stamps gratis. , Dr . a. .r. d. 13 0 1441 es's Powder 2.9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 ditAllaleptic Pills 6 Strong "'incr. ok Bark 4 o ` ° AutihT • Pills 4 r, 44 ,.. tous 2 9 1-traxliam's ditto - 3 13 Q .. 'sates Chalyb.,:; : rc, 4 o English CofDe -2, 9 o . potiettiot: 9 Essence of Ginger - 9 1 ) 0.1 - . ; o uvulsionOil z nglisn's Scots Pills t Llse tic t il k.'nille Drops 9 CheitenhaM Salts 2. 9 ~,".6 „ `91 Colt; f >ot 3 6 I pe...sactqnhal.ozenges Ah„, i:ence's Dentifrice 4 0* Dr. SotandeCs Tea - 2 9 !•ti t ' en (- e. Phalle Snuff - , Henry ' s M ignesia -. 2 6 14 w g,, e s of Blois t to tvlaredant Drops - 5 , kt o . Magnesia - • 3 G Spilsbury's ditto .. 5 6 - . 5 o Grant's Cough ditto t. 6 - 2. 9 Greenough's I inctures t q t • i lls -- 2 9 Ditto Tulu Lozenges t oper's rills .. Soothing Syrup - 9 Pie allowarwe t o Merchants , Acc. for Exportation. Q'Ak P ..e.4.. , m A. A .g. - _.6) ( IN, ; I 0 4 _,l - ; 4 5 FRIDAI 7 SEPTEMBER 21 1810. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. FRL [HOLDS, UNION CRESCENT, MAIWAT - E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. SCOTT, On Thursday, Oaober ir,at 12 O' Clock, IF the Mart, Lon don, in Eight Lots, unless acceptable oll'ers shall be pre viously made by Private Contratl, _ ' F, IGHT FREEHOLD spacious MODERN RE .•., . siN CES in a "%tied sduation in UNION C CENT, planned. with particular - attention to convenience, extremely well built, neatly finished, supplied with excel lent Water, and in good order; let to tarnilies of rank or.su-. perior respectability. As Houses they are forned to secure a' preference of purchasing. A most desirable opportunity of purchasing Marine Residences, fo , pos;essiod or letting .to advantage ; Land Tax is redeemed. May be viewed by Ticket* from Mr. Goold, near the mrscs; of. Messrs. Saw.kilis aud Dc. ring, Margate; at the' Libraries at , Margate, Broa.tstairs, Ramsgate, Deal, and Dover ; the Fountain, at Canterbury ; Rose, tirtiirtgbourne ; Crown, Rochester ; at the Mart ; and of I. Scott,' 28, Nyvv Britl e-street, Londom. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. ERITH, KENT. - FREEHOLD TITHE ESTATE, WITH PARSONAGE • LAND, AND ADVOWSON. TO BE SOLD BY•A CTION, By PETER COX E, At the Auaion Mart, near the Bank of England, `on nesday; 26tIt September, at Twefve o'clock; its Sevett Lots, . • - COMPRISING all that exceedingly valuable and highly improvable FREEHOLD P ROY wrY, the Impropriate Parsonage of Erith, situate on' the fertilehaiik Ot" - the. Thames, tz only froin.London. This important • property consists of a neat substantially built pwelling -house, with . suitable Offices; capital-Barns, Slablilig, and other .Out-biiildiligs;, adapted - for the collection 01 'Tithes, roomy. I-arm:yard, excellent walled Garden, and abont iso Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land; lying extremely compaCt, the soil healthy, productive and easy of cultivation; the valuable Vicarage of Erith, estimaled at 4001. per an num; the present Incumbent 43 years of age; and all the advantages issuing out of'the Titheable - Lands extentimg, over about 2000 Acres, of which 133o''or thereabout are Arable, 700 Grass (nearly a moiety Mowed annually) and the remaining 37a Acres is CoppiCe Wood, singularly pro fitablc in tin.; parish. The tithes to which tile I•nprorriator is entitled, consist of Corn.and Grain, hay and Wo u, arid also of Peas gathered greeti,'OrWhieli manrare grown for the Woolwich, Greenwicn, and Lon.toir Markets. The whole (except the fishes at f..esnes Abbey Farm ,and Wood) is in .the renting or occupation of Mr. • Muses Grat wick, held tor Inc reinaintler of a term of 21 years, -ot. winch there are but seven years to run fruit Michaelinas'nzxr, and at the expira• tion - or'inat period the profits will be increased iu alt annOst incalculable proportion. • May be view .) . , d 14 pays preceding the sale, on application to Mr. lohu Knight, at the Queen's tfead, hadenivell, neat E rith Parsonage, of whom particulars may be then had ; also at the Crown Inn, Erith ; Nag's Head, Welling; Bull, Shooter's-hill ; Ship "cavern, Woolwich ; Bull lass, Dazt,- ford ; Stai, Maidstone; Rochester; King's Head, - Ca: !tett:hay ; of Me,tsrs. Richardson, Corfietd, and Wharton, No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn. fields ; at Lloyd's Colfee-house , at the Audion•Mart; and of Mr. Coxe, No. 33, Throginorton street, London. 1,1:K4'1;01(0SW R E. MANOR, MANSIONS. AND YALUATItE ESTATES, To BE SOLD BY AUCTION. To the best Bidders, pursuant to. an order of his Majesty's Court ut Exchequer, b.. f 're Abel M oy.sey, 'Esq. Deputy kemetnbrancer of the said Court, at Gairaway's Coffee- liouSe, Exchange-alley , dTuesday, the 9th, - and Wednesday, the loth Days of October next, at Twelve o'Clock, each clay, , In FOURThFN LOTS, VT E It Y v:AtOble •FREEHOLD. , E3TA.TES, V seized into his Majesty's by viitue of a‘v rlt of Extent - ar,.inst the il• - aimiraole Ge.irge situate in 16e Parishes of A Idel, a:11 and. Bushey, only -14 'miles from London, ,'t the Manor, or reputed Manor of Pi,:fotts, with the high.., Royalties, Members, - aii , ppur reil,inces belo:iging. A most deSi,abie villa caked tr:„ ,r - gc-t-Fahiii:, Mansion, caFed, Deorow, an, inn .• c ii g n of t Coach and ilorscs, twe- se Cot-- ,„„,,,, 1,..C.v11. Very eligible tot ere.ctifig a Villa, opposit.: Hlll, 7'..1Luci.,4.1, and. several-beautiful Paddocks,. containing 40., Acres of rich Grass Land, lnt the-PArsh of Ti,ne t r.!•. exonerate 4 from Land. Tax ; w a deliglittu, Country and in tile ' , ighest, state of Cutti t nt w incrl uninedicte Possession may be had. Also, a Couldr) Residence,. a Cottage; ands; Acres of Grass Lana, to toe Parish of Bushey, of,which the Land Tax is -redeemed. . To t)e viewed, oy application to Mr. Trurriper,'at • Lech more Heath, near Pi g otts, and to he Tenant of the Coach and Horses, and printed p:nticulars' may be torthvvith had of thern,•arid ,iiso at the Essex Arms, Watford ; the White Hart, St A4 . 0.1;is ; the Asseinoiy House, Stimuli:gl' eat the Z)ilice of the De l ia; Rentembraneer;in titeExchNuerOffice, loner Teuipte, London ; of Charles Bicknell, Esq. Soliei tor of• me Admiralty, Spring Garden Perrace ;.of Messrs. Knight ft.,11.;5, - Hare court, Temple ; where, and •at Mt. Trumpet's,. Plans , t the Estate may be seen ; or Messrs. .lant,:tt and Metcalr.e,l.incolo's inn ; of Mr. Claridge, Pall Jll ►ll ; - of "Mr. William 'agues, Hatton.Garden•; and at '...;arraway's - . FAC 1 OLII NEAR •LONDON. ToBL,s . .oLD.By AUCTION, ,• To the best Itirider. pursuant to an order of his Majesty's Court Exchequer, before Abel Moysey, Esc} Depitty Retticui,Aancer of the said Court, at Garraway's Wednesday, th:. Ody o s f Ortmier ne., - at Twelve o'clock; in Otto Lot, -• AVtCulbld •• I Ili ESTATE, called I, LIMN 1111A1 FAL 'FOKY, (seized into" his Majes-' ty 'sAlands oy virtue of a W tit of E xtent against .the Honour , ably George Villkis)„ consisting of a convenient Dwelling House, and extensive ranges of Buildings, spacious Fa&,ry of three Flours, sNorkett by a pir , ,r:nl Steam Engine, and rifted up for sheeting Cloths, and conducting , any branch of the Woollen or Cotton Manutaclures, to a great extent, well supplied with water, and 45 Acres of capital 'Freehold Tithe Free Land, in the l'arrsh of Aldenhatn, in the County of Netts, and only 14 Miles from, London.... To be viewed hy applying to Mr. Trumper, at Lechmore Heath, near the Premises, and partidiilars may be forthwith had of him ; also, at , the Talbot Inn, Leeds ; Strattbrd Arms, Wakefield; Bridgewater Arms. ancliester ;' George, Fr‘Amtie ; Angel, Warminster ; • Essex Arms, Watford; at the Office ot the Deputy RemembranCer in the E xcluNuer- Office, Inner Temple, London ; of Charles Bicknell, Esq. Solicitor of the , Adinitalty,.. Spring Garden ' . f crrace ; of .Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare.cuurt, Temple, (where ,a Plan of the Estate may be; seen), of Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe,. Lincoln's limn ; of Mr. • Claridge, Pall Mall ;' of Mr. William !agues, Hatton Ganten ; and at Gar raway 's. BUCKS , • FREEHOLD RICH GRAZING LAND, NEAR AYLESI3U-RV. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; To the best Ilidder, pursuant to au Order of his Majesty's Court of Eitchequer ' before Abel Moysey, •lisq, Deputy R emembrancer of the said Coutt, at GarraWay'ss Coffee House ' Exchange-Akey, London, on Wedne'Ditay, the loth day of October next, at 12!)'CloCk, :. • IN ONE LUT, _ • MOST Valuable GRAZING FARM, called BRouGHTON P.lt STU K LS, close to the Town of AylesbUry,(sjted into his Majesty's hands by virtue of a W rit of 1.1 x:ent against the Hon. George Villiers), consisting of is 6 Acres of Tithe t ree Land, exonerated from Land Tax, pt the first quality, well fenced and "watered, with a , convenieitt stone-built House and Ollices toe whole on 'hand, and of which immediate possesion To be - viowed by_ applying to Messrs. Chaplin and Tindal, at Aylesbury, of whom printed . Particulars may be torthwlth had ;.also at theW !lite Hart ; Rose and C row n, Tring ; King'sArins, •Herkhamdstead ; 1V line Hart, Nl:ssert-• den ; Essex . Arms. Watfoid ; VVinte . Horse, Uxbridge; Swan, ,Rickmetswoith ; at the Office of the Deputy Reinembrancer, in the I.xcha4ucr Mike. Inner Temple, London; of Charles Dicknell,tsq. Solicitor of tire Admiralty, Spring GardenTet, race; of Messrs. Knight and flare-c tart, Temple, - where a Plan tit the Estate may be se.;:ii; of Nlessrh. Haiirott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's-ion; KLNr IREMOLD M.ILL, HOUSES, AND LAND AT LEW- -- 7 ISI4AIVI, TO 13E-SOLD BY AUCTION; To the hest Bidders, pursuant to an Oiiier of - ills Majesty's -Court Of Exchequer, before Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy Itemernbrancer ot, the sakt•Court,' at Garritway's Coilee house; ExclianAe-alley; London; on Wednesday, the loth day of October ri:sxt,':at 12 o'clbck,__ , - - _IN T,IIKEIL LOTS, , • • AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,"(s - eiied into His Majesty's hands, !ii! virtue 'ot • a writ of E xtent against the lion. George Villiers), consisting of an exLei lent working three pair of -Sn.ies, Wifli ail the Geer and Tackle in good order ; Fulhng.uuil and Stocks, Snare rooms,.Scouring.housei dec. on a capital stream of Water, adjacent to ,Lcwishant. bridge, - only five ruiles from London, in the occupationuf Mr: Holmes; a cominociious House wittt C rionic, S table, , &e. and extensive Orchard and Gar den, in the occupation of Mr., 11,1esuara ; and alao a Dwelling house, with Dye-house, Dressing-shops, and large Drying-. ground or Meadow, iii the occupation of Mr. Wm. Taylor.— The Premises-all adjoin, and are let at yearly Rents amount. ing-to near 4 Co be viewed by leave of the Tenants,',and . printed Parti culars had on the Frernises the. Green Man, 'Blackheath ; and the Coilee•houics on the Corn Exchange ; ,at the Office of the Deputy Remembrancer, in the EXchequer Office, Inner Temple, Londod; of Charles Bicknell, E'sq. Solicitor of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terraee; of Messrs. Knight aid tones, flare' court,. Temple ; of Messrs. lianrott arid Metcalfe, Lineoln's.ino ; and at GarraWay's. GRAND SALE OF BOOKS, MAPS, AND PRINTS. • TO' BE SOLD .BY AUCTION. - By Mr. WISE, from BATA At the Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge-Wells, on Monday, the rst of OCtober, 1810, and Five following Days, .(commenc-' ing each Morning at Wel ve '4a . Clock precisely, MOST Valuable COLLECTION of "BOOKS' L*, MAPS, and PRINTS. " • - Among other valuable Works are the follo . wing : Swinburhe's Views in Spain, folio. British'Classics, 45 vols. Miller's Gardener's Dittionary, 4 voli. Johnson's English Poets, 21 -vols. Royal Bro. lloare's Giraldus Cambrensis, a Vols. 4to' Inchbald's British Theatre, 25 vols. Lavater's Physiognomy Lt-tuntees superb Edition), s'Vols. 4to. Life'of General ‘Vashingtoo, vols. 4to. New British Atlas, 4to. Hogarth's NVorks. Iforner, an elegant Edition, Imperial Bvo. lioleoft's Travels, 2 viols.: 4to. Costume of. Russia. Grose's Antiquities, 8 Vols. , Camden's 13titanniai 4 volt, tolio. New Annual Register, 3o vols•. Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vols. , 413. Sir Wm.Jones's And Lord Orford's Works. • All the hooks are warranted Perfect, and• will be sold without the least.reierve. N. B. Many of the above are superbly bound, either in Russia or Morocco Leather. " They may be viewed three days previous to 'the Sale, and Catalogues (Sixpence each), had at . the place ot Sale. S X. DE D lIA M, Fifty. eight. Miles • ' and Vt' IX, -about Sixty-three • • • Miles from London, • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By LINTON and LAVALLIN, ,On Wednesday, the 3 d day of 06t0b.n . , iBto, at the White Hart Inn, Colthester, at Twelve o'clock, IN TWO LOTS, • According to 'printed : Particulars then: and there to he pro dvced, unless previously disposed. Of ny• Private Contract s Of which notice will be given, with immediate possession , the following very valuible and desirable Estates; LOT I. • ' T HE MANSION-HOUSE called the ROPKE- - A AY, in DEDHAM aforiid, and 58 A. more or less, of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchards, in a ;ling Fence, with suitable Out-buildings, the whole customary C o py hold, equal to Freehold, except five Acres, more , . r less, at the will of the Lord, in the occupation of Mr. 1' trmin, the -Proprietor. • The House is fit for the immediate residence of a large gent-- tee( I:amily, with two • Gardens well inclosed and. planted with-choice Fruit-trees in full bearing. Also a large detached cottage, near the Mansion-house, fit for the'residence.of 'a small genteel family, four best bed rooMs, Servants'- rooms, and suitable °tikes ' also a Coach. hotu,e, , Stable, arid Garden, now let to WaiterCletk, Esq for one year, ,froin the sth July last, aria - also a-Tenement' and Garden now in the occupati.on of jolin Nickerson. Also a small Farm adjoining, in the parishes of Pedharn and Laughain, consiting of a Dairy, twaliarhs, t wo.S tables, Cow-house, Farm-yard, and SeveraLTenements and Garden. ground let to diff_ rent Pers'ons at low Rents. and t t A. 2 it. 7 P. more or less, of Arable Meadow Oaier Ground, and Or.. chard, all cut,toinary Copyhold. • Alsda,Copyhold Messuage or Tenement, 'with the Out house. and Gardenthereto oelonging, situate near Dedham Turnpike, in the occupation of ,William Hall. The Land is all good, a considerable part of it adjoins the navigable. Rivet Stnur. The London Coaches pass daily within a quarter of a 'mile of the Mansion-house, and the Post morning and evening - The Neighbourhood is good; the Roads exsellent, and the Country delightful. This Estate may be viewed.by i applying to Mr. Firmin. - LOT 11. • • Consists of. a most desirable ESTATE, called POND HALL, fit for the residence t f a Gentleman's Family, situ ate in WIX and BR A DFI ELD, in ESSEX, s,rrouncled by god Roads and a respe&able Neighbourhood. : .Upon it is a good Family• House, two large Barns, and otter requisite Out buildings; together with io Acres of rd* Arable and Pasture, more or less, in a Ring.lence, in a high state 6f cultivation, including a beautitul , wooduf 19 A.'. 3 K. 38 P.. mare or less, well - planted with fine.grown Oak, .Ash, and Elm Timber, in the centre a large. Pond; formerly used as a decoy, a tine preserve for Pheasants and other Game, forty-two Acres Copyhoid, "the remainder trtiehold. The .gieater part =Tithe free. - The outgoings very moderate. Also the Great and Small Tithes arising from three Farms adjoining, cmitaining about 77A. 3 It. with a profitable Gra. vet .pit. 'Fite Estate is convenient for Sea:water .Bathing, S miles from Harwich, 3, from Nlanningtree, and 13 from Colches ter, capital Market Towns. . . Mr. Hiskey, the Bailiff; will shew this Estate; • For further particulars, apply to Mr. Firmin, Dedham ; Mr. Frank Smythies, Solicitor, Colchester Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple ;' or Mr. lohin Skinner, •Dale Hall, Lawford, near Manningtree, Essex,, where Maps-and E reratipni of the Utak::: may be son. . Z •'i ,', • •,. .• '~' `. ;' 11.;; [PAWL' SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. dENERAL POST.O.FFICE, Sept 19, tgto. \ATJ - IEIEAS a Woman; answering the follqaPilt Description, who paid a,eay a 13. ink V,te ix High. street, and a Bank Post Bill in Wene street, Bri-sto', abont tr , :;or, on Wednesday the stbinstant, is tro ‘ /giy - .IM tfeelei f Felor)t. illhiever shall appiihend, or eauie her to be aiirekend!il, will receive a Reward of -• FIFTY POUNDS. ' Sile was aretsed in a White 'Gno, , n, Black Silk or Satin Spencer, and a Straw Bonnet ; is about . five years of Age, "rather _stout,- and below the middle size, fair cotfl plexion, and a good.lotilting Woman in the face. The under ths-rib2d Bank and Country Notes have been • taken out of a Lett4r,.v:ta. No.. - 8z96 . 21 April - - f 9 58, - - . 1 3 March - 031, Bank of tnglind. - 160;6 - zo july 1810 - Bristni Old Bank, A 750, to November iSog. Marshfield & Co. No. - E. 460„ 115 Ozcezriber, 00 , 9. By command of the Postmaitir Getral, F. 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Children who we , e thought past recovery, by . on;y paving their Gums rubbed with the Syrup, it ibeing.as plea. saut as efficacious, and gives instant relief.- She, tneretorc, wishing to extend its usefulness, and taking compassion ,yft the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distraint,: aillong . them' (Gratis) One 4-lundred Bottles weekly ; vrz..s on Tuesday, and 50 on Saturday, Mornings, from Nine 40 Tea o'Clock, at her House., No. 94, Newpian-street, t Ixibrd street.—They are requested to tit .i 1,4 Mrs. I. hopes, at the satire time, that Persons who can atibrd to purchase the syrup will n?,t injure the Poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief alOrie. To be had at the Proprietors, 1.-Johnson and Co. 94, New., man-street, Oxtbrthstreet ; and retailed by Goidiog, Corn hilt ; Mrs. Richardson,, Manchester; - "Jones, Portsea, Hants; New - bury,. Dame-street, Dublin and by all the priocipat Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2.5. cp. a But. tie, for Ready-money only. • N.li. Be sure to ask' for Johnson's A merican Soothing y .rop. 4 0 ,5 ;03 11. ts )0 31 : 13e(14 , Po Ilil ~~7l~'p `~~~e/ „ i SO' . 9 P P el ;310 ~k~ ;,'i i 1 I